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Hi,
I have been trying to create a macro in excel to automatically export data into access, but to no avail. Would somebody please give me a hint? Your assistance will be greatly appreciated. Thanks |
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Using Access either "Link" the spreadsheet as a table or import the excel data.
Otherwise research ADO and CreateTable to learn how to push the data cell by cell. Ken "Jac" wrote: Hi, I have been trying to create a macro in excel to automatically export data into access, but to no avail. Would somebody please give me a hint? Your assistance will be greatly appreciated. Thanks |
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What I am trying to do is to copy certain tab [spreadsheet] and Paste Append
onto Access. Therefore, neither importing nor linking will do it. Thanks "vb_Sagacious" wrote: Using Access either "Link" the spreadsheet as a table or import the excel data. Otherwise research ADO and CreateTable to learn how to push the data cell by cell. Ken "Jac" wrote: Hi, I have been trying to create a macro in excel to automatically export data into access, but to no avail. Would somebody please give me a hint? Your assistance will be greatly appreciated. Thanks |
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Appending an entire "tab [spreadsheet]" would require that you use Access's
Import. However if you Link the specific "tab [spreadsheet]" you can use queries to manipulate the data both ways, including in and out of an existing table... Nevertheless, you will want to create your spreadsheet (.xls File), save it and then work from Access to pull the data. Otherwise, like I mentioned you could push the data using ADO, but this is much more difficult and would require more than just simple macro knowledge. Hope this helps, Ken "Jac" wrote: What I am trying to do is to copy certain tab [spreadsheet] and Paste Append onto Access. Therefore, neither importing nor linking will do it. Thanks "vb_Sagacious" wrote: Using Access either "Link" the spreadsheet as a table or import the excel data. Otherwise research ADO and CreateTable to learn how to push the data cell by cell. Ken "Jac" wrote: Hi, I have been trying to create a macro in excel to automatically export data into access, but to no avail. Would somebody please give me a hint? Your assistance will be greatly appreciated. Thanks |
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